lesson 4 §1.2 Fr Sep 24 6th per. Class1v1t

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Welcome!

september 24, 2021

lesson 4

§1.2

Review previous lesson(s)

What do you know remember?

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What do you remember about last lesson?

The spinner

Another word for area?

1. place
2. land
3. region
4. district

The surface area of a country is 40,000 km2.
The population is 6,400,000.

What is the population density?

1. 16
2. 160
3. 1600
4. 1,6

A map has a scale of 1 : 500,000
How many kilometres is 1 cm on this map in real terms?

1. 0,5 km
2. 0,05 km
3. 5 km
4. 50 km

Canada

The 

Nether-

lands

Low density

High density

densely

sparsely

mountains

empty

What kind of map is this map?

1. Thematic map
2. General map

What is a legend?

1. A description of the places on a map.
2. An explanation of how to use a map.
3. An explanation of the colours, signs and symbols on a map.
4. A block that shows the colours used on a map.

Titel

Noordpijl

Legenda

Schaal

Homework check

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§1.2 Zooming in on Calgary

Calgary has a population of 1 million and is the biggest city in Alberta. You are going to find out what Calgary looks like. You will take a walk through the streets of Calgary

What do you already know?

What do you about downtown and suburbs?

Downtown: high-rise buildings 

• Calgary city centre = downtown
  

Characteristics: 

1. high buildings / skyscraper
2. close together
3. long, straight streets
4. not much greenery

Map of all the streets and buildings = street map.

Suburbs: low-rise buildings

Spacious residential districts = suburbs.

Characteristics of suburbs:

1. low-rise buildings
2. detached houses
3. streets in suburbs: winding.
4. lots of greenery: parks (and gardens)

Scale levels

Zooming in = closer to the Earth: from a large to a smaller area.

Zooming out = from a small toa larger area.

Five scale levels (Figure 8).

Example of working at different scale levels:

population density in Calgary (local scale) and in Canada (national scale)

 Learning goals

You know

• the differences between downtown and the suburbs
• the difference between zooming in and zooming out
• the five scale levels (Figure 8).

Understood?

Which keyword suits this image?

1. zooming in
2. zooming out

What do you see on this image?

1. Suburb
2. Downtown

The bigger the area shown in the map the ...

1. more you it is zoomed in
2. more it is zoomed out
3. smaller the true area is
4. better you can use it as a local map

The population density of a country is best shown in a

1. local map
2. regional map
3. national map
4. global map

The street map of a suburb is best shown in a

1. local map
2. regional map
3. national
4. global map

1. Single-family house
2. Multi-family houses
3. High-rise building
4. Low-rise building

This is a

1. Single-family house
2. Multi-family house
3. High-rise building
4. Low-rise building

Practice

Do exercise 1 to 8 + 10 of §2

(p. 8, 9 and 10)

Evaluatie Learning goals

You know

• the differences between downtown and the suburbs
• the difference between zooming in and zooming out
• the five scale levels (Figure 8).

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Homework

Learn §1.2 

Do: assignment 1 to 8 + 10 of §1.2